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graciegirl 07-26-2018 10:13 AM

Corn Custard, Yes or No?
 
Have you ever eaten this yummy dish? If not please do. You only live once.

My Mom's Corn Pudding Souffle - melissassouthernstylekitchen.com

This is the recipe I use; Thank you Aunt Frances.

3 eggs
2 cups of canned creamed corn (one can) or two cups frozen or fresh corn. Frozen corn or fresh corn may keep the custard from setting because of the water. But it is still yummy.
1 cup of milk
3 Tablespoons of sugar
3 Tablespoons of flour
1/2 Teaspoon salt.
1/2 Teaspoon pepper.
2 Tablespoons of melted butter.

Beat eggs until light. Add corn, milk, and other ingredients.
Mix well and bake at 325 until set. (about a hour and fifteen minutes) SERVE WARM. Not pretty reheated but still tastes nice.

JSR22 07-26-2018 10:24 AM

Today is the 1st time I have ever heard of corn custard.

tomwed 07-26-2018 10:33 AM

sure----i never made it---i don't know if i ever had the opportunity to try it

manaboutown 07-26-2018 10:37 AM

My mother occasionally made what she called 'spoon bread'. I remember gagging on it and being unable to swallow it. Yuk!

She probably used a recipe something like this. Spoon Bread

graciegirl 07-26-2018 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by manaboutown (Post 1566447)
My mother occasionally made what she called 'spoon bread'. I remember gagging on it and being unable to swallow it. Yuk!

She probably used a recipe something like this. Spoon Bread

I have never eaten it. Must be deep south. It really doesn't call out to me.

This spoon bread is NOTHING like corn custard. Corn custard makes you so glad you have a mouth.

tomwed 07-26-2018 10:49 AM

Redwitch said to nuke corn on the cob with the husk on. I found 3 1/2 minutes worked. I bought the corn that way at 25 cents [aldi, wd] and never peaked to see if it was good or bad. I cut the corn off the cob, very deep with a steak knife in a cookie pan added a little butter, s&p and had it everyday. It's a sweet and salty snack with no clean up.

one of the best tips i ever got

pooh 07-26-2018 10:51 AM

Sounds delicious. James had a corn pudding in one of the restaurants he was exec. Chef for...it was absolutely yummy!
This might be something akin to that dish.

Carla B 07-26-2018 11:18 AM

I've been looking for a good corn souffle recipe. Thanks, Gracie.

mac9 07-26-2018 12:01 PM

Similar to my recipe, but use seasoning salt instead of regular salt. I also add onions and green pepper, chopped. Instead of f;our I use Bisquick. Also I use half creamed corn and half whole corn for added texture. Also, NO sugar.

VILLAGERBB 07-26-2018 01:33 PM

Yum! Reminds me of a corn casserole my Mom used to make...but I don't know what she used to make it.

Villageswimmer 07-26-2018 03:52 PM

Haven’t had it for a long time, but I love it!

rivaridger1 07-26-2018 05:18 PM

Love corn, spinach and cheese soufflés. Very similar.

CFrance 07-26-2018 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1566436)
Have you ever eaten this yummy dish? If not please do. You only live once.

My Mom's Corn Pudding Souffle - melissassouthernstylekitchen.com

This is the recipe I use; Thank you Aunt Frances.

3 eggs
2 cups of canned creamed corn (one can) or two cups frozen or fresh corn. Frozen corn or fresh corn may keep the custard from setting because of the water. But it is still yummy.
1 cup of milk
3 Tablespoons of sugar
3 Tablespoons of flour
1/2 Teaspoon salt.
1/2 Teaspoon pepper.
2 Tablespoons of melted butter.

Beat eggs until light. Add corn, milk, and other ingredients.
Mix well and bake at 325 until set. (about a hour and fifteen minutes) SERVE WARM. Not pretty reheated but still tastes nice.

So... if I made this, say for Thanksgiving, my husband probably would not eat it. And then I would have to eat it all by myself.:coolsmiley:

graciegirl 07-26-2018 06:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1566582)
So... if I made this, say for Thanksgiving, my husband probably would not eat it. And then I would have to eat it all by myself.:coolsmiley:

You could bring me half...……………...

JSR22 07-26-2018 06:55 PM

I checked the recipe 42 grams of carbs in 1 cup. Never happening in my house.

sallybowron 07-26-2018 07:45 PM

Corn Souffle
 
I make this every Thanksgiving and it is always gone by the end of the night.

salpal 07-27-2018 07:33 AM

I make this too, but I cheat a little:

1 box Jiffy Corn Bread Mix
1 stick butter
1 egg
1 can creamed corn
1 can regular corn
8 oz sour cream

Mix all together, bake 1 hour 350 Do NOT drain either can of corn

CFrance 07-27-2018 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by salpal (Post 1566701)
I make this too, but I cheat a little:

1 box Jiffy Corn Bread Mix
1 stick butter
1 egg
1 can creamed corn
1 can regular corn
8 oz sour cream

Mix all together, bake 1 hour 350 Do NOT drain either can of corn

That's the one my husband doesn't care for, and I LOVE it!

aninjamom 07-27-2018 05:14 PM

I love both corn souffle and spinach souffle. The best spinach souffle I ever had was actually in a college cafeteria in Mississippi. I asked for the recipe, but the lady said she was unable to break it down; it was meant for mass quantities!

collie1228 07-28-2018 07:46 AM

My mom made a similar recipe and called it Scalloped Corn. I make it too, but add an extra egg, which makes it much like your recipe. The souffle version just melts in your mouth.

CFrance 07-28-2018 07:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JSR22 (Post 1566595)
I checked the recipe 42 grams of carbs in 1 cup. Never happening in my house.

If you don't like it, that's understandable that you wouldn't eat it. But I like it. And that's the thing I was referring to over in Boomer's post about weight loss plans. Would I have this every week? No. Not even every month or every quarter. But I would have it for a once-a-year holiday meal and make it fit into my overall healthy eating plan. I refuse to say I'll never have Thing A, B, or C ever in my life if I like it. It's a balancing act for me, not a deprivation act.

JSR22 07-28-2018 11:17 AM

If I do once a year it's going to be an outrageous chocolate and whipped cream dessert.

CFrance 07-28-2018 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JSR22 (Post 1567005)
If I do once a year it's going to be an outrageous chocolate and whipped cream dessert.

You get my point!:)


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